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by wuliwong 5y ago
From my experience yes they are rare. So rare, I've never heard of a radio station that uses U87s. I've only ever worked on one radio show and we had an SM7b. You can watch a lot of radio stations live video streams these days and
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by wuliwong 6y ago
Almost nobody uses mics like C800gs for podcasting and radio, though. The Sony c800g is one of the best vocal mics in the world, generally it will be found in high end studios. A U87 is very expensive for the purpose of radio/podcast
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by wuliwong 6y ago
I was just thinking about that the other day. The billions of extra clicks and taps and wasted seconds. And for what gain? I think that this can be discussed outside of the basic "should we regulate" or not. Specifically looking a
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by wuliwong 6y ago
It is only by definition deflationary if you are specifically talking about price deflation. I know that has grown to be the popular use of the term but inflation/deflation is much better defined by the increase/decrease in the su
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Availability Geohash Caching Strategy at ParkMobile(parkmobile.io)
2 points by wuliwong 6y ago|0 comments
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by wuliwong 6y ago
Not sure if this has ever been a topic on HN but this site is great. I found it via an article about Santa Fe, NM and Fort Collins, CO. I actually went and visited Santa Fe and would never have if it weren't for this site. There are pa
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This And That(waynesthisandthat.com)
2 points by wuliwong 6y ago|1 comments
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by wuliwong 6y ago
The "subjective censorship" point is one that has gained importance to me. The idea of avoiding walled garden services has been a big topic for a while but the apparent rise in ideological censorship in recent years has added a ne
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by wuliwong 6y ago
The title of the article is "The Why and How of Privacy and Security." That should be the title on this HN post as well.
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by wuliwong 6y ago
As an ex-Oracle engineer, I can attest to the accuracy of this statement.
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by wuliwong 6y ago
It is kind of amusing that they are so aggressively pushing their mobile apps when prior to april 2016, they didn't even have official mobile apps. Probably shows the differences in strategies before and after the acquisition. For me,
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by wuliwong 6y ago
> the point of a government is to provide for it's citizens (with taxes) I this this is objectively incorrect for the USA.
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by wuliwong 6y ago
Generalized statements like "Never use a dependency that you could replace with an afternoon of programming." :p
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by wuliwong 6y ago
The original quote is "Despite all the complaints about the nastiness of their mods." The original was not granting as true the mods being nasty, just that the complaints were real.
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by wuliwong 6y ago
The wireless mesh projects was the first thing that came to mind as well.
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by wuliwong 6y ago
I changed jobs in the past year and only received a slight pay increase. For the first time in my engineering career, I really enjoy my job. There are a lot of factors but the thing that stands out the most is the senior leadership here. Th
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by wuliwong 6y ago
>It's not just a matter of buckling down and getting it done. There are negative emotions associated with doing a set task and we know how to get rid of them: avoid the task. I have been procrastinating on all types of home projects
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Ask HN: Hey mobile devs, how often do you release to an app store?
1 points by wuliwong 6y ago|1 comments
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by wuliwong 6y ago
I don't believe the definition applies to individuals.
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by wuliwong 6y ago
This is technically incorrect. You might argue that censorship is commonly understood to mean specifically government censorship. But censorship by itself does not have to refer to the actions of the state.
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by wuliwong 6y ago
This is such a tired trope. There is nothing inconsistent about a libertarian disagreeing with the actions of a private business.
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by wuliwong 6y ago
Killing may or may not be criminal but murder is by definition.
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by wuliwong 6y ago
The murderous part implies they are criminals. :)
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by wuliwong 6y ago
> Today you can be smart and popular. There will always be smart kids that get picked on, but there used to be pure, outright hostility toward the smart kids as recently as thirty years ago. 30 years ago, I was in middle school. Never sa
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Ask HN: How do you do end-to-end testing of your API?
2 points by wuliwong 6y ago|0 comments
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by wuliwong 6y ago
From my own experience, I've had many many many conversations regarding topics like this that haven't changed my views in any substantial way. BUT, I have had a handful that did and those are so valuable that I think they it IS wo
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by wuliwong 6y ago
I've had a 100% opposite experience. Compared to /gif, /giphy is far superior in slack.
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by wuliwong 6y ago
That's not what I meant. The question was asking what does Logic do _for Apple_ specifically. Logic is Apple only, that's the difference I was referring to.
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by wuliwong 6y ago
lol, soooo what was wrong with this comment? Downvoters, you think that someone will know you mean the generic class of cryptocurrency if you refer specifically to Bitcoin??
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by wuliwong 6y ago
I think without knowing how much it costs Apple to maintain and update Logic it's hard to know. How do I way value versus cost without knowing costs? As far as Logic vs Avid; Logic locks a user into the Apple ecosystem, that is one dif

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